#数字资产动态追踪 From 920,000 in a huge pit to a net worth of over ten million: My comeback diary in the digital asset market

As a post-90s, I once sank into a debt black hole of 920,000 in the crypto world. That period was truly hard to describe — as soon as I opened my eyes, the piercing number flashed in my mind, as if I was bleeding every second. Then came frantic self-hypnosis: should I go all in today and fill this pit?

But what was the result? The more I wanted to turn things around, the messier it got. Going all-in with full positions, following the herd to place orders, fantasizing about a sudden market reversal — I did all these stupid tricks, each time feeling like self-sabotage. Eventually, I was even afraid to open the trading app, fearing I’d see another cut in half.

The turning point never came from waiting for a pie in the sky; it was when I finally saw myself clearly: *I am not qualified to live by luck*.

After that, I started to be strict with myself — only doing what I could see through and grasp. When the market was unclear, I stayed out of the market, always leaving an escape route. Before placing each order, I would first calculate “how much I could lose at worst,” then think about how much I could gain. Sounds conservative? Yes, but sticking to this conservatism allowed my account to gradually survive.

Initially, progress was painfully slow, but the change was visible — I no longer felt like riding a roller coaster, with my heart stopping several times a day. When the real market came, I dared to make decisive moves because all my escape routes were set. I didn’t chase profits greedily; I steadily took profits stage by stage, and compound interest accumulated through repeated cycles.

When I looked back, the 920,000 debt was long paid off, and my account assets had surpassed ten million. I finally understood one thing: the crypto world itself doesn’t achieve anything for anyone; I first learned to “stay alive,” and only then did the market start giving me opportunities.

I have already walked this path. The next step depends on whether you have the courage to break the old routines and live a different life.